Things to do in Qionghai

The park is very well-built and clean. It offers a rich variety of attractions and fruit trees, including many tropical fruit trees I've never seen before in China. Visiting during the right season to see the trees bearing fruit is truly breathtaking. It's suitable for families with children, as it features not only plants but also animals and play equipment for kids. Prices within the park are reasonable. Definitely worth a visit. Highly recommended.

I went there because of its reputation. You can see the exterior and go inside for a tour, but it's just a meeting room, so the tour was quick. Inside the meeting room, staff members take photos at designated spots, and you can also take your own photos. They were very friendly! Thumbs up! The surrounding area has the Wanquan River and a golf course; it's beautiful to walk around in!

The environment is great, the air is fresh, and the scenery is beautiful. You can easily take the cable car up and down the mountain and enjoy the scenery. The glass slide is suitable for all ages. If you're not planning on any adventure activities, two or three hours is enough to have fun.

Beautiful sunrise skydiving, another item on my life wish list has been completed! We were originally scheduled to jump on the 15th, but it rained a little in the afternoon, so we changed it to the next day. The base lady told us on the evening of the 15th that we could jump at sunrise on the 16th, and we could pick us up at the hotel in the early morning. I really wanted to know if there was such a good thing! The coaching team was very interesting, they would create an atmosphere on the plane, and they could also communicate with the third-party photographers about the content of the photos (the original video was included in the third-party package, and the editing and photos needed to be purchased separately). I am very grateful to my coach Liu Yang and photographer Mike. The first skydiving experience in my life was super great. I saw the sunrise and got a set of life photos.

In the town of Guantang, Qionghai, the hot springs are nice, the scenery is beautiful, and there is a shuttle bus to Qionghai High-speed Railway Station. The breakfast is OK, and the service is good. It is very close to the Baishiling Scenic Area, a 4A-level scenic spot, and you can climb the mountain by the way.

Boao Jade Belt Beach is a truly captivating place. Walking along the beach, the beautiful scenery is a feast for the eyes. Enjoying delicious food at the Sea Story Restaurant while listening to the sound of the waves crashing against the shore! I saw the fireworks show on New Year's Eve! Jade Belt Beach, I will come back to see you again!

Wanquan River, Qionghai. The third longest river in Hainan (formerly known as Duohe River), originating from Wuzhishan/Limushan, its northern and southern sources converge at Hekouzui in Qionghai. It is 163 kilometers long, with 82 kilometers within Qionghai, and finally empties into the South China Sea at the Bo'ao Sanjiang Estuary. Its drainage area is 3693 square kilometers, and the river is known for its clear waters and excellent ecology. The upper reaches feature rapids and canyons, ideal for rafting; the middle reaches are wide, with sandbars and the Wanquan River Square/Park; the lower reaches at the Bo'ao estuary offer views of the confluence of river and sea and the spectacular Jade Belt Beach; it also contains cultural relics related to the Red Detachment of Women, making it Qionghai's "Mother River." Famous for songs like "The Wanquan River is Clear and Pure," it combines tropical natural scenery, revolutionary history, and the charm of a hometown of overseas Chinese, making it one of Qionghai's core tourist landmarks. You can walk to the riverbank from Xinmin Street through Xizai Ancient Street, or take a boat tour.

It is a fairly large fishing port. Due to the epidemic and other reasons, all boats going to Sansha and sea fishing are parked at the port. There are also many fishing boats docked for repairs and rest, and there are no seafood restaurants.

The sea view is amazing. The beach is just across the road and there are many people going to the beach.

The founding site of the Boao Forum for Asia is located at No. 1 Jinhaian Avenue, Boao Town, Qionghai (a white sail-shaped membrane structure tent building on the banks of the Wanquan River). The forum was officially established and its founding conference was held here on February 27, 2001. The annual meetings were later moved to Dongyu Island, and this site was preserved as a commemorative attraction and opened to the public. Features include the white sail-shaped membrane structure, the flags of the 26 founding countries, a view of the confluence of the three rivers (Wanquan River, Longgun River, and Jiuqu River), proximity to the Yudaidai Beach Wharf, riverside coconut palms and lawns, and a refreshing spot for taking photos. Key Highlights of the Founding Site: * **Iconic White Tensioned Membrane Sail-Shaped Building:** Symbolizing setting sail, featuring a simple tropical design; the original site of the founding conference, with strong historical significance. * **Confluence of Three Rivers:** The Wanquan River, Longgun River, and Jiuqu River flow into the South China Sea; adjacent to Yudaidai Beach (a Guinness World Record-holding beach separating the river and sea), with combined tickets available for boat trips to the beach: calm river on the left, waves on the right. * **Atmosphere:** Open lawns, coconut groves, riverside walkways, relaxed and casual, unlike the more formal and serious atmosphere of the permanent site; perfect for taking photos and strolling. * **Tips to Avoid Pitfalls:** 1. Don't confuse: Founding Site = Riverside white membrane structure, commemorative photo spot, view of the three rivers, near Yudaidai Beach pier; Permanent Site = Dongyu Island, main conference venue, more solemn, usually closed for annual meetings. 2. Primarily for cultural photo opportunities + river and sea scenery, leisurely walks, not for swimming or beach activities; go to Yudaidai Beach for water activities. 3. During the forum and annual meeting in March, some areas will be under control, with limited access, and advance checks required; strong midday sun, sunscreen and mosquito repellent are recommended.